Windows 10 PC's over heating

essenbe · 15 Jan 2016

Just one more thought and I'll quit bothering you. Could it be a wake up setting in BIOS? I know with Dell you have limited settings, but just a thought. Or could it be a server side setting?

Also in the FWIW department, my Sister teaches computers in a small private school. All of the computers started shutting down at the same time every day. After a lot of hair pulling and investigation, it was found that one of the students had decided to play a joke on one of his friends in the next period. He ran a batch code to shut down the computer at a certain time. All of his friends thought that was cool, so they did the same thing. It took a lot of what you are doing to figure out what was going on. BTW, that student who started it happened to be her Grandson.

Daniel13djb · 15 Jan 2016

Oh wow! Ill check the BIOS and our Server 2008 R2 but its never done this with Windows 7 before we reimaged into Windows 10. So the BIOS wouldn't have changed, ill still give it a look though. Thanks for your help, essenbe.

dalchina · 15 Jan 2016

Are you sure your PCs are really shut down, not sleeping or in hibernation?

Daniel13djb · 21 Jan 2016

Hey dalchina, I really think there was an option that has really messed up this image. My win. 10 pc at home and at work doesn't power on its self. I made a new image and have put it in the classroom and its doing as it should. Might just have to disk image this copy I have here this summer to make a solid Windows 10 image. Thanks for the help I'm sure there is a weird configuration somewhere.